Die US-Börsenaufsichtsbehörde Securities and Exchange Commission geht davon aus, dass sie im Januar eine Innovationsausnahme für Kryptowährungen einführen wird
Die US-Börsenaufsichtsbehörde Securities and Exchange Commission geht davon aus, dass sie im Januar eine Innovationsausnahme für Kryptowährungen einführen wird
tldr; The US SEC plans to introduce an ‚innovation exemption‘ for crypto-related activities in January, aiming to foster crypto innovation after years of regulatory resistance. SEC Chair Paul Atkins stated that the exemption will help the US embrace blockchain technology and streamline the launch of on-chain products. The initiative, delayed by a government shutdown, is part of broader efforts to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets, despite concerns from major stock exchanges about loosening rules for crypto platforms.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
DunningKuger on
What innovation?
mden1974 on
Let’s short this down to the ground and let the ETF’s get in at rock bottom prices while retail panics and sells for a loss. Then once all the institutions have filled their bag we can pass legislation to erase taxes on crypto or make some thing called an innovation exemption so it does a 8 x’s. When retail fomo’s in again we can manipulate it downward again and rinse and repeat.
Wexfords on
Jeez. HOOD is going to takeoff
MariachiArchery on
>The exemption may allow crypto firms to launch on-chain products more easily, aligning with broader efforts to position the US as a blockchain hub.
Ok cool, as long as it doesn’t end up like the ICO craze. Half of all those ICO’s were just scams.
PrizePermission9432 on
He’s a POS
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tldr; The US SEC plans to introduce an ‚innovation exemption‘ for crypto-related activities in January, aiming to foster crypto innovation after years of regulatory resistance. SEC Chair Paul Atkins stated that the exemption will help the US embrace blockchain technology and streamline the launch of on-chain products. The initiative, delayed by a government shutdown, is part of broader efforts to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets, despite concerns from major stock exchanges about loosening rules for crypto platforms.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
What innovation?
Let’s short this down to the ground and let the ETF’s get in at rock bottom prices while retail panics and sells for a loss. Then once all the institutions have filled their bag we can pass legislation to erase taxes on crypto or make some thing called an innovation exemption so it does a 8 x’s. When retail fomo’s in again we can manipulate it downward again and rinse and repeat.
Jeez. HOOD is going to takeoff
>The exemption may allow crypto firms to launch on-chain products more easily, aligning with broader efforts to position the US as a blockchain hub.
Ok cool, as long as it doesn’t end up like the ICO craze. Half of all those ICO’s were just scams.
He’s a POS